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I am a University Academic Fellow, Michael Beverley Innovation Fellow and a Microbiome Data scientist in the Leeds Institute of Medical Research.  

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Dr Suparna Mitra (Microbiome data scientist) 

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Dr Suparna Mitra (Microbiome data scientist) 

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I work collaboratively within different faculty as in infection control, cancer prevention, Unrestricted use of antibiotics and AMR in LMIC context etc. I am very much looking forward to meeting and building new collaborations.

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I am a Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow. My research uses structural biology, particularly NMR spectroscopy, to characterise antibiotic resistance mechanisms.

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I am Professor of Oral Microbiology in the School of Dentistry.  Interests include biofilms (often highly anaerobic) in dysbiotic disease and in maintenance of health: using simple-complex models, to explore for example: immunomodulatory commensal bacteria in biofilm-host interactions; probiotic and prebiotic development; novel approaches to control biofilms. I have a long-standing interest in antimicrobial and host defence peptides, as innate defence molecules shaping and controlling resident microbial populations and as potential therapeutic agents.

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I am a medical statistician (Professor of Biostatistics) in LIHS involved in may projects including a couple on AMR research with others at Leeds.

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I am a medical statistician (Professor of Biostatistics) in LIHS involved in may projects including a couple on AMR research with others at Leeds.

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r.m.west@leeds.ac.uk

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I am an Associate Clinical Professor in microbiology. My expertise lies within clinical research into health care associated infection. See: https://medicinehealth.leeds.ac.uk/medicine/staff/515/andrew-kirby

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I am an associate professor within the school of mechanical engineering. My primary research interest is functional surfaces and interfaces for biomedical devices. One aspect of my work is the design and development soft matter and thin-film surface technologies for non-AMR surfaces. Application areas to date have been urinary catheters, physical objects and orthopedic medical devices.

What can i offer: experimental through to industrial scale materials technologies facilities.  Novel hybrid nanomaterials. Functional engineering / application relevant assessment/characterization of surfaces from nano  to application scale.

What am i looking for: micro-bio / testing facilities to enable translation of technologies to products.

Contact : m.g.bryant@leeds.ac.uk

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Iain Manfield                               I run one of our core technology facilities in FBS/Astbury Centre. The lab provides access to technology for analysis of molecular interactions including protein-protein and protein-small molecule binding, using e.g. Biacore SPR. This could include analysing antibiotic binding to target molecules. Our HPLC technology can be used to purify and quantitate small molecules in diverse samples. 

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Iain Manfield                               I run one of our core technology facilities in FBS/Astbury Centre. The lab provides access to technology for analysis of molecular interactions including protein-protein and protein-small molecule binding, using e.g. Biacore SPR. This could include analysing antibiotic binding to target molecules. Our HPLC technology can be used to purify and quantitate small molecules in diverse samples. 

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https://biologicalsciences.leeds.ac.uk/facilities/doc/biomolecular-interactions-overview

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I am a consultant antimicrobial pharmacist at LTHT and a visiting professor in School of Healthcare. I am the President of the British Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy ( www.bsac.org.uk ) which promote responsible of antimicrobials globally at a One Health level. We provide free educational courses in multiple languages, run the All Party Parliamentary Group on AMR and a AMR Surveillance Programme. I sit on the Dept of Health advisory committee for AMR and HCAI (APRHAI) and NICE Common Infection Guidelines group. I have just lead the launch of the global pharmacy AMR Commission  www.fip.org  FIP_ARC.  I received an OBE last year for services to healthcare, mainly AMR.

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I am a consultant antimicrobial pharmacist at LTHT and a visiting professor in School of Healthcare. I am the President of the British Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy ( www.bsac.org.uk ) which promote responsible of antimicrobials globally at a One Health level. We provide free educational courses in multiple languages, run the All Party Parliamentary Group on AMR and a AMR Surveillance Programme. I sit on the Dept of Health advisory committee for AMR and HCAI (APRHAI) and NICE Common Infection Guidelines group. I have just lead the launch of the global pharmacy AMR Commission  www.fip.org  FIP_ARC.  I received an OBE last year for services to healthcare, mainly AMR.

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I am an Associate Professor in the School of Geography. My research focuses on water security, both in terms of quantity and quality, as glaciers continue to recede with climatic changes. In the AMR context I am becoming interested in how the pristine waters that emerge from the headwaters of regions like the Himalaya and the Andes become impacted by increasing concentrations of pharmaceutical products, that then (re-)enter the food chain via irrigation. And how the concentrations of these pollutants will change as the glacial contribution in the headwaters passes peak discharge and recedes in the long-term.

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I am a lecturer in Dentistry. My research work involves biological characterisation of biomaterials for dental and skeletal tissue regeneration. In the last couple of years, I grew huge interest in investigating alternative antimicrobial materials in attempts to  face the challenge of AMR  in dentistry, since dentists contribute to 10% of antibiotic prescriptions annually. 

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I am a lecturer in Dentistry. My research work involves biological characterisation of biomaterials for dental and skeletal tissue regeneration. In the last couple of years, I grew huge interest in investigating alternative antimicrobial materials in attempts to  face the challenge of AMR  in dentistry, since dentists contribute to 10% of antibiotic prescriptions annually. 

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I am an Associate Professor within the Faculty of Biological Sciences. My research focuses on the discovery, biosynthesis, regulation and bioinformatics of microbial natural products, which underpin the majority of antibiotics in clinical use.

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I am a University Academic Fellow in the Leeds Institute of Medical Research.  I work within the Healthcare Associated Infections (HCAI) Research group, and am interested in the interactions between multi-drug resistant organisms (particularly Clostridium difficile and Carbapenemase Producing Enterobacteriaceae), and the normal microbial communities in the gut.  I am looking forward to hearing about other AMR research going on across the University.

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I'm Lecturer in Language Education in the School of Education, specialising in learning and communication in co-produced, interdisciplinary and engaged contexts. I'm particularly interested in how the arts can help to facilitate learning and voice, especially in settings where communication is complex (well, when is is not?! but, for example, multilingual, intercultural and post-conflict contexts). I'm here because interdisciplinary research projects often involve engagement across communities and sectors, which I view fundamentally as processes of education. My interest is in understanding what and how learning takes place through such engagement, so that the processes and outcomes of interdisciplinary research can be enhanced and theoretically articulated. So I'm interested in collaborating on AMR-related projects with a focus on communication and education.

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I am a University Academic Fellow in Health Engineering with a joint appointment in the Schools of Physics and Medicine. My research focuses on the design of membrane active antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) and the development of nanoparticle mediated strategies to enhance therapeutic potentials of AMPs. I am interested to find out more about the AMR research in Leeds, share our research, and develop new collaborations to combat AMR.

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I'm a Clinical Associate Professor at the School of Dentistry with interests in evidence based management of acute and chronic dental pain. For the latter I have developed a complex intervention under the auspices of NIHR fellowship funding.
I have several years of clinical experience of managing acute dental pain in the UK and, on a voluntary basis, in middle-low income countries like India where unnecessary prescription  of antibiotics for toothache is common-place.
I am keen to learn from other health service intervention approaches developed at Leeds and which may be applied  to dental settings to reduce antibiotic prescribing for dental problems in India and other middle-low income countries.
Currently exploring the scale of the problem through a PhD project which is jointly supervised with Rebecca King and hope to share our findings during the seminar series.

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I'm a clinical professor in international public health and a GP.  I work with Rebecca King in the Nuffield Centre for International Health and Development - in Africa and SE Asia.   Spoiler alert....
With my colleagues in China, we developed and trialed an intervention to reduce unnecessary antibiotic use in primary care, with good results (more about that on Thursday 19th November).
We've conducted 'One Health' research in Cambodia and reviewed with policy makers AMR strategies for people and farm animals.
I'm interested in partnering with those interested in health service intervention development and evaluation research in low-middle income settings.

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I am Prof of Medicines Use and Safety in the School of Healthcare and a pharmacist by profession. I’m interested in how to make sure that medicines are used in a safe and effective way, and I have close links with antimicrobial consultant pharmacists in our region. I’m looking forward to hearing about the research that is going on at Leeds - particularly from the interdisciplinary perspective.

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I am a Lecturer in Global Governance in the School of Politics and International Studies (POLIS) exploring the achievements and failures in global cooperation efforts on some of the major global and planetary challenges of our times. I am particularly interested in global health and infectious disease governance, as well as the intersection of health/infectious disease, the environment and food production processes. Regarding antimicrobial resistance, I am interested in studying global networks/global cooperation efforts, such as the Global Antibiotic Research and Development Partnership (GARDP), created by the WHO and DNDi.

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I'm interested in developing new ways to discover bioactive molecules efficiently, including antimicrobials; and this area is supported by my EPSRC fellowship. I'm also Head of High-Throughput Discovery at the Rosalind Franklin Institute, and Deputy Director of the Astbury Centre at Leeds. In both of these roles, I am interested in identifying new research opportunities for me and my colleagues to engage with.

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I'm Dean for Interdisciplinary Research--I'm just dropping in to explore what's happening across the University on AMR. Great to see so many people, from so many faculties and schools!

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Dermatology / inflammatory skin diseases
particularly interested in skin antimicrobial peptides; staph aureus superinfection in eczema conditions and overuse of antibiotics for non infectious skin conditions in primary care. We are involved in non-invasive diagnostic approaches re inflammatory skin diseases.

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I'm Professor of Medical Humanities in the School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science. I'm a historian of modern medicine and science (from c.1850-present day), with particular interests in the visual representation of infectious disease, occupational health, bacteriology, and public health. I've worked on a range of major interdisciplinary projects on health and illness over the last few years, and am really hoping to meet researchers from the biosciences and other relevant disciplines to explore possible collaborations. I'm also Director of the Leeds Arts and Humanities Research Institute (LAHRI), so am very keen to connect researchers working across the arts and humanities with all other parts of the University, but particularly in FMH, FBS and EPS.

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I am a professor in Molecular Biophysics and am involved in a cross council UKRI programme to create point-of-care (POC) infection diagnostics. The long-term vision of this programme is to reduce unnecessary antibiotic prescribing and thus reduce antibiotic use and the development of AMR. I would interested in joining forces with members of tAMR@Leeds to study if (and how) POC devices might be able to battle AMR.

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I am an Associate Professor in International Health, based in the Nuffield Centre for International Health and Development. My research background is in social anthropology. Much of my current research focuses on engaging communities to address antimicrobial resistance in low and middle income countries. I co-lead a global network of researchers and practitioners working to address AMR through community engagement (CE4AMR https://ce4amr.leeds.ac.uk/).

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Well, this is rather embarrassing - I am a multidrug resistant bacterium, and it's really not appropriate for me to be on this padlet....

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Well, this is rather embarrassing - I am a multidrug resistant bacterium, and it's really not appropriate for me to be on this padlet....

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I am a PDRA working between the faculty of medicine and faculty of Arts and Humanities.  Alongside coordinating the AMR@Leeds network I work on a range of projects which engage local people (mainly in LMIC communities) with the issue of AMR and work toward creating locally appropriate solutions. My research background is in zoology and in the future I hope to expand my AMR projects to consider human-wildlife interactions and the AMR risks these pose

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I am a PDRA working between the faculty of medicine and faculty of Arts and Humanities.  Alongside coordinating the AMR@Leeds network I work on a range of projects which engage local people (mainly in LMIC communities) with the issue of AMR and work toward creating locally appropriate solutions. My research background is in zoology and in the future I hope to expand my AMR projects to consider human-wildlife interactions and the AMR risks these pose